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The Simplicissimus House in Renchen is a literary museum focusing on the reception history of Grimmelshausen's works, featuring textual illustrations. It is dedicated to the memory of Johann Jakob Christoffel von Grimmelshausen, the greatest poet of the 17th century. It is a former farmhouse built around 1760. The aim is for the Simplicissimus House and its rooms to be open to modern art, literature, and music – in dialogue with the great storyteller of the Baroque era. The permanent exhibition includes a collection of original prints and drawings by various well-known 20th-century artists. The main room of the Simplicissimus House is dedicated to the content of Grimmelshausen's most famous work, the novel "The Adventurous Simplicissimus." The museum is open Sundays from 3 pm to 6 pm. Admission is €3; students and schoolchildren are admitted free. The literary trail begins at the museum with panels about episodes from Simplicissimus.

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The Simplicissimus House in Renchen is a literary museum focusing on the reception history of Grimmelshausen's works, featuring textual illustrations. It is dedicated to the memory of Johann Jakob Christoffel von Grimmelshausen, the greatest poet of the 17th century. It is a former farmhouse built around 1760. The aim is for the Simplicissimus House and its rooms to be open to modern art, literature, and music – in dialogue with the great storyteller of the Baroque era. The permanent exhibition includes a collection of original prints and drawings by various well-known 20th-century artists. The main room of the Simplicissimus House is dedicated to the content of Grimmelshausen's most famous work, the novel "The Adventurous Simplicissimus." The museum is open Sundays from 3 pm to 6 pm. Admission is €3; students and schoolchildren are admitted free. The literary trail begins at the museum with panels about episodes from Simplicissimus.

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The Simplicissimus House in Renchen is a literary museum focusing on the reception history of Grimmelshausen's works, featuring textual illustrations. It is dedicated to the memory of Johann Jakob Christoffel von Grimmelshausen, the greatest poet of the 17th century. It is a former farmhouse built around 1760. The aim is for the Simplicissimus House and its rooms to be open to modern art, literature, and music – in dialogue with the great storyteller of the Baroque era. The permanent exhibition includes a collection of original prints and drawings by various well-known 20th-century artists. The main room of the Simplicissimus House is dedicated to the content of Grimmelshausen's most famous work, the novel "The Adventurous Simplicissimus." The museum is open Sundays from 3 pm to 6 pm. Admission is €3; students and schoolchildren are admitted free. The literary trail begins at the museum with panels about episodes from Simplicissimus.

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Simplicissimus House The Simplicissimus House is a museum dedicated to the reception history of Johann Jakob Christoph von Grimmelshausen. Its primary objective is to foster a dialogue between modernism and history. Therefore, the Simplicissimus House primarily focuses on modern art's exploration of the subject of Johann Jakob Christoph von Grimmelshausen. The exhibits range from Max Klinger and Ernst Barlach to contemporary artists such as Claus Arnold, who lives in Hornburg, and Udo Claaßen, who lives in Itzehoe near Hamburg. The city of Renchen already possesses an extensive collection of such testimonies to the reception history. This collection is to be further expanded. The Simplicissimus House is located directly next to Renchen's town hall and across from the historic restaurant "Zum Bären." In the center of the square stands the bronze statue "The Hunter of Soest," erected by Giacomo Manzù in 1977, vividly depicting an episode from Grimmelshausen's masterpiece, "The Adventures of Simplicissimus." The Simplicissimus House is open to the public, and audio tours are available upon request. The Simplicissimus House is run by the Renchen-based "Grimmelshausen Friends" association. The city and the Grimmelshausen Archive Foundation contribute to the house's maintenance. Visit the Grimmelshausen Friends website at www.simplicissimushaus.de

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In front of the town hall, the fountain monument, created by the Italian sculptor Giacomo Manzù (1908-1991) and inaugurated in 1977, commemorates the episode from Grimmelshausen's masterpiece, "The Adventures of Simplicissimus." The fountain was donated by Sentor Dr. Franz Burda, honorary citizen of Renchen.

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Unfortunately, it's poorly maintained; some of the information boards are now without trees. Furthermore, the path has been pretty badly "worn out" by the nasty MBers in places.

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Good trail with three hairpin bends. I manage two, but not the first.

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The locals don't go here. Neither do I anymore... The brewery and the inn have no other ties to the brewery than other pubs that serve beer. The beer is great. The beer garden used to be great...

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